Core Concepts
A maturity model for assessing catalogues of semantic artefacts is presented, focusing on governance and processes to preserve and maintain these artefacts.
Abstract
The content introduces a maturity model for evaluating catalogues of semantic artefacts. It analyzes 26 different catalogues across 12 dimensions, including Metadata, Openness, Quality, Availability, Statistics, PID, Governance, Community, Sustainability, Technology, Transparency, and Assessment. The model aims to provide recommendations for governance and processes to ensure the preservation and maintenance of semantic artefacts.
Directory:
- Abstract
- Introduces the maturity model for assessing catalogues of semantic artefacts.
- Introduction
- Discusses the importance of data management in academia with the rise of Open Data and FAIR Principles.
- Definition of Semantic Artefact
- Explores various definitions and formalizations of semantic artifacts.
- Preservation Locations
- Describes where semantic artifacts are stored and shared using specific services.
- Ontology Libraries vs Registries
- Differentiates between ontology libraries and registries in managing ontologies.
- EOSC Task Forces Overview
- Details the four macro topics addressed by EOSC task forces related to metadata quality, research careers, technical challenges, and sustainability.
- Work Setting & Research Question
- Outlines the research question addressed by the EOSC Task Force on Semantic Interoperability.
- Results & Discussion
- Analyzes the assessment results of 26 selected catalogues against 12 dimensions related to maturity features.
- Methods
- Explains the methodology followed in identifying dimensions and analyzing catalogues.
Stats
We assessed 26 different catalogues across 12 dimensions: Metadata (Me), Openness (Op), Quality (Qu), Availability (Av), Statistics (St), PID (Pi), Governance (Go), Community (Co), Sustainability (Su), Technology (Te), Transparency (Tr), Assessment (As).
Quotes
"The work presents a maturity model for assessing catalogues of semantic artefacts."
"Understanding the maturity of such catalogues is crucial for envisioning how to enable long-term preservation."